Ursulines Paris
1785

your letter my dear Edward gave me the greatest pleasure
and would not have remained so long unanswered had I not been
hindered by so many Different Occupations, but tho they have
prevented my writing I assure they have not thinking of you.
I participate in my mind of the pleasure you will soon have in going
to Cossey and seeing Papa and Mama. How I wish I was of the party.
I beg you will take possession of my Estate [lleg]
near the Bull's Eye also my apartments in the
Laylock Tree. I had a letter the other day from
George and William who are both very well. I suppose
you to ^{^write} them sometimes. We have recreation to Day
the Queen of France comes xxxx from Versailles to Paris.
I was confirmed last Sunday with 24 others after a retreat of
5 days, that is we {^^were} all in different Rooms, in silence all
the Day and hours of which we passed in the Church. Stock the room
of Eugenie. Adieu My Dear Ned

I am your ever affectionate sister
C Jerningham

[Change of Hand J Potier] [lleg]

I hope you find every thing agreeable at home. Your
sisters estate and {?gardens} near the Bull's Eye are no doubt very
fine, still I dare say they are by no means Comparable to yours
at Old Hall. The peas and Beans arrived to admiration. The faine
was also stubborn it would not take root everything also is in
a very flourishing condition. Master Stourton and sister are still
with us Mr Hinckley is in town. I hope Papa & Mama are well. Adieu. J Potier

Ursulines Paris
1785

your letter my dear Edward gave me the greatest pleasure
and would not have remained so long unanswered had I not been
hindered by so many Different Occupations, but though they have
prevented my writing I assure they have not thinking of you.
I participate in my mind of the pleasure you will soon have in going
to Cossey and seeing Papa and Mama. How I wish I was of the party.
I beg you will take possession of my Estate [illeg]
near the Bull's Eye also my apartments in the
Laylock Tree. I had a letter the other day from
George and William who are both very well. I suppose
you to {^^write} them sometimes. We have recreation to Day
the Queen of France comes xxxx from Versailles to Paris.
I was confirmed last Sunday with 24 others after a retreat of
5 days, that is we {^^were} all in different Rooms, in silence all
the Day and hours of which we passed in the Church. Stock the room
of Eugenie. Adieu My Dear Ned

I am your ever affectionate sister
C Jerningham

[Change of Hand J Potier] [lleg]

I hope you find every thing agreeable at home. Your
sisters estate and {?gardens} near the Bull's Eye are no doubt very
fine, still I dare say they are by no means Comparable to yours
at Old Hall. The peas and Beans arrived to admiration. The faine
was also stubborn it would not take root everything also is in
a very flourishing condition. Master Stourton and sister are still
with us Mr Hinckley is in town. I hope Papa & Mama are well. Adieu. J Potier